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Flooding leads to water rescues in Harford County

At least 18 people rescued from high water in Bel Air

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Updated: 10:19 AM EDT Aug 21, 2015

At least 18 people were rescued from their vehicles after being trapped in high waters Thursday in Harford County, according to the Bel Air Volunteer Fire Department. Harford County suffered some of the more serious flooding in the area after heavy rains fell in much of central Maryland on Thursday. High water was also seen along Moores Mill Road in bel air on Thursday, but there were no reports of any injuries.

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At least 18 people rescued from high water in Bel Air

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Updated: 10:19 AM EDT Aug 21, 2015

At least 18 people were rescued from their vehicles after being trapped in high water Thursday in Harford County, according to the Bel Air Volunteer Fire Department.Harford County suffered some of the more serious flooding in the area after heavy rains fell in much of central Maryland on Thursday. Bel Air volunteer fire officials said many of the rescues required a boat. Radar | Alerts | Weather App | Watch the forecastHigh water was also seen along Moores Mill Road in Bel Air on Thursday, but there were no reports of any injuries.Much of Maryland was under a flood watch for much of Thursday. That watch expired at midnight. There is no rain forecast for the weekend, although the chance for precipitation increases on Monday.22874254

BEL AIR, Md. —

At least 18 people were rescued from their vehicles after being trapped in high water Thursday in Harford County, according to the Bel Air Volunteer Fire Department.

Harford County suffered some of the more serious flooding in the area after heavy rains fell in much of central Maryland on Thursday. Bel Air volunteer fire officials said many of the rescues required a boat.